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10-03-2009, 11:07 PM
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 Using SSH to download from another Server
Hi Admins How to Download Files using SSH Form Another server i have ftp account to download please help me Commands sir Br., Ram  |
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11-03-2009, 12:09 AM
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What do you mean by *from another server*? If you have FTP, simply use any FTP client to download/upload files. (I recommed WinSCP, its free) Also, check out some Basic Linux Commands. btw, just a suggestion, if you have SSH access, start using SFTP now.
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11-03-2009, 12:36 AM
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As Said by webwizzy  I have just 1mbps Connection Lot of people Told SSH Can d0 This very Easily Server To Server In my Server I have SSH Features So Thats Why i am Asking sir Any idea |
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11-03-2009, 05:30 AM
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okay.. so you want to transfer your files from your server TO another server, as a means of backup right. You are probably looking for rsync. Check if you have it installed by typing command rsync -v If you see its version number and usage options, it means you have it. Follow the docs on the official site on how to get it going.
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28-03-2009, 08:14 PM
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I would do this by first making a tarball of the files (or just zip them) and then using the SCP command from command line to copy the files to the desired location. This way you can also write a script to manage it for you.
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28-03-2009, 08:36 PM
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Actually TaL, it isn't efficient or practical at all to tarball 40GB of files and then transfer it. rsync is specially meant for these purposes only. It synchronizes the files on both sides. Also the OP is probably talking about moving them to an offsite backup server on regular basis (cron) and rsync is the only solution for it AFAIK.
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